[accmemberdiscussion] Re: Dog Laws
- From: Djsdosido@xxxxxxx
- To: accmemberdiscussion@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Mon, 21 Feb 2011 10:21:41 EST
Good question. I think the answer is probably pretty simple: most don't
think............ at all.
What's the story here? Was this breeder cited for cruelty/abuse/neglect
and the dogs are now confiscated? Just wondering who made the decision to
take the dogs and why.
Rescue will go the way of the dinosaur in MO if rescue people have to pay
such high fees just to save animals. Pretty scary..........
Donna & the Dosido Gang
Remlap, Alabama
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In a message dated 2/21/2011 9:12:18 A.M. Central Standard Time,
colinwoodcollies@xxxxxxxxxxx writes:
Here's a new twist on the ramifications of Draconian pet laws. The Collie
Rescue Foundation is trying to organize rescues to take sixty plus collies
from a breeding operation in MO. The dogs will only be released to a
state "licensed" rescue, but we're having a hard time finding one because the
fee for obtaining one is now $1,200, & the annual renewal is $400! That's a
lot of money & it has stopped most rescuers in their tracks. We've been
working with one who spent $6,000 bring her house up to "standards", then
couldn't pay the fees!
Where do people think their pets are going to come from when there are
none?
Brenda
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